Leopard Moth

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By: Paolo Mazzei
Copyright ©2003

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Photographer	Paolo Mazzei {Karma:139}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Olympus OM 4 Ti
Categories	Macro	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	80 mm macro
Uploaded	11/25/2003	Film / Memory Type	Ektachrome 100
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	806	Shutter	sync flash
Favorites	0	Aperture	22
Critiques	4	Rating	4.90 / 3 Ratings
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About	(Zeuzera pyrina, Cossidae): distributed throughout the Europe, common, associated with woodland, gardens and orchards. The adults fly during June and July and the larvae feed on the wood of a variety of deciduous trees. Though nocturnal in habits, these moths can sometimes be found resting conspicuously in the daytime, like this one.

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Alexey Sapa {K:27174} 11/25/2003

Hi, Paolo! Don't know, WHY SO LOW rates??? It's not right in my opinion!!! Wonderful shot in all details, and I can say this about the whole portfolio (now)! It's not the easy shot and You had made it perfectly! Thank you! My best wishes! ALexey. Thank you for comment! I'm very grateful!

Barry Somerville {K:98} 11/25/2003

Nicely caught, but I feel that a little less depth of field would have allowed the background to have been thrown a bit more out of focus and therefore be less distracting to the eye. The insect is superbly shary though.

Barry

Raffaele Bardelli {K:3262} 11/25/2003

pleasant work!

David Cohen {K:1759} 11/25/2003

nice grab
can you tell us stuff about the moth
are they common or not...

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